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Fuel prices reduced from midnight yesterday

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The government on Wednesday announced that fuel prices would be reduced from midnight yesterday.

The price of a litre of 92 Octane petrol will be reduced by Rs 60 and the 95 Octane petrol by Rs 135.

The new price of a litre of 92 Octane petrol will be Rs 340, and that of a litre of 95 Octane petrol Rs. 375 .

The price of diesel will be reduced by Rs 80 rupees, and that of Super Diesel by Rs. 45.

The revised price of a litre of diesel will be Rs. 325 rupees and that a litre of Super Diesel Rs. 465.

The price of a litre Kerosene will be reduced by Rs. 10 rupees. Kerosene now sells at Rs. 295 a litre. (RK)



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Commit to safeguard Buddhism and preserve the invaluable Buddhist heritage – President

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